Environmental blog with a focus on climate change.
Polish anti frackers. Photo credit: greensefa via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Poland’s shale gas industry is in tatters, after the oil and gas company Chevron has said it is leaving the country, […]
Members of Rising Tide Seattle and 350 Seattle bring food and lend support to striking workers in Anacortes, WA. Photo credit: 350. By Phil Aroneanu, 350 This week, United Steelworkers at nearly […]
Greenpeace protesters during the 2009 COP 15 conference in Copenhagen. Photo credit: Greenpeace / Aslund via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen This year, there is increased hope that, for the first time ever, […]
2014 was a record year for Germany’s onshore wind sector. Photo credit: Andreas via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Germany installed a record amount of onshore wind power in 2014, with a total […]
Robert Swan. Photo credit: TEDxAntarcticPeninsula via Flickr. Robert Swan, the first person to walk both the poles, has given a TED talk in which he has made a passionate plea to save […]
Photo credit: Greenpeace. By John Mathews A drive to diversify from fossil fuels, reduce imports and clean up toxic air means China’s renewables industry will shrug off the impact of plunging fossil […]
In his State of the Union speech, Obama again highlighted the case for climate action. Photo credit: http://www.whitehouse.gov. By Anders LorenzenUS President Obama has, in his annual State of the Union (SOTU) […]
Drilling for oil in the Arctic is incredibly expensive and risky, and thus far has proven unsuccessful. And yet Seattle port commissioners have offered to house Shell’s Arctic drilling fleet. Photo credit: […]
Campaigner Bianca Jagger joined anti fracking protesters during a protest outside Parliament on Monday, as a vote on a fracking moratorium were talking place inside. Photo credit: Jiri Rezac / Greenpeace. By […]
Photo credit: Sten Dueland via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen I recently wrote how renewables have had a record year in 2014. Investments in renewable energy sources have increased by an impressive 16% […]
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